Conversations Count and language: words that make you go hmmm… “If you really want to change practice then you have to adopt a new language” Sam Newman, Director, Partners for Change. Conversations Count is based on the Partners for ...
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Claire Leandro, Service Director, Adult Care and Support Cornwall is a lovely part of the world, but some aspects of our Adult Social Care were in a difficult place; we weren’t coping well with the pressures of delivering care ...
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Occupational Therapists (OT) are interested in how a person interacts with their environment, and the impact that this has on their daily life. The Royal College of Occupational Therapy (RCOT) defines occupation, as: “the practical and purposeful activities that ...
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The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead began using the ‘3 Conversation’ model in the Autumn of 2016, and have called their approach ‘Each Step Together’. The three Conversations replaces the default ‘contact, divert, triage, reablement, assessment for services’ ...
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Lyn Romeo Chief Social Worker for Adults at the Department of Health. Regular readers of my blog will know how keen I am to have a focus on relational strengths based social work practice at the heart of ...
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